On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 02:11:12PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What makes you think so? As previously stated this works on Unix systems and
> according to MS API doc it (RemoveDirectory) should behave in the same manner
> on Windows. I was not able to check the OS/2 code, as I found no documentation
> for DosDeleteDir, but I think this is an acceptable blind spot here.
DosDeleteDir on OS2 behaves like rmdir() iirc, from the IBM 3995 Optical
Library Dataserver "Reference for C-Series Models" (of all places);
DosDeleteDir -- DosRmDir
Definition: Remove a subdirectory from the specified disk
Remarks: This command removes a subdirectory from the specified
disk. Directories must be empty.
Actually, one of my worries was beos, where I remember there being a
recursive delete version of rmdir(), and getting bitten by it :)
Anyway, it's definitely safe to use.
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